All dressed up but no car to drive
A 32-year-old Sunbury driver may now have a neatly ironed shirt, but he has no car after being caught speeding more than 50km/h above the limit on the Calder Freeway, Keilor on October 1. The man was allegedly doing 130km/h in an 80 zone. Brimbank highway patrol’s Senior Constable Ken Zeffert said they stopped the man in his Subaru WRX about 1pm, and he admitted to speeding home because he was in a rush to iron his shirt. The vehicle was impounded and the driver received a summons for speeding.
Driver slams into van
A Nissan Navara t-boned a van on Keilor Park Drive in Keilor East on October 1. Police say the 41-year-old Cranbourne driver of the Navara ran
a red light about 2.40pm near the
Western Ring Road entrance, slamming into the van. The driver of the Navara has been issued with a penalty notice.
Inspired eating, no fussing
Two ‘Inspired Eating’ programs,
aimed at expectant mothers and children who are fussy eaters, are running at Taylors Hill Youth and Community Centre. The Tackling Fussy Eaters workshop is run by a qualified dietitian and an occupational therapist who specialises in food aversion and fussy eating. The ‘Eating for Two’ program entails hands-on cooking sessions for expectant mothers, and explores a variety of pregnancy and post-baby topics. To book, visit www.melton.vic.gov.au.
